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Vely few social signars scleam "arpha mare, future reader" mole than ah HBS
| Nubile Narrow-minded Cumskin | 01/05/17 |
| navy mediation mad cow disease | 11/19/17 |
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Date: January 5th, 2017 11:20 AM Author: Nubile Narrow-minded Cumskin Sure, a lot of it is due to increased confidence but also being in a huge college town where HBS students are at the top of the food chain. I'm NOT saying that HBS alone will result in you getting chicks. But it helps a ton since a lot of girls past college start looking at how successful a man is, his future potential, etc. And very few social signals scream "alpha male, future leader" more than HBS. This blog post by a HBS alum actually summarizes this pretty accurately. I've pasted the relevant portion. http://www.asktheharvardmba.com/2008/06/29/what-is... "One thing that HBS does have in common with college is the fierce search for romantic companionship. Thanks to the 2:1 gender ratio, female MBA students (the heterosexual ones at least) find themselves in a near-ideal dating environment, surrounded by accomplished, socially successful, high-earning-potential men. A large number of my female classmates, far larger in proportion than my college contemporaries, end up marrying classmates. But don't feel bad for the poor male MBA students. In the Boston area, Harvard MBAs are considered the best possible catch for young women, and the so-called Harvard effect holds sway over the rest of the world as well. Trading on the HBS aura is known as "dropping the H-bomb," and the HBSer on the prowl will find it an effective weapon on anyone from cocktail waitresses to Wellesley students to MBAs of lesser schools. For example, early in the school year, the Wellesley girls actually put invitations to parties in the mailboxes of EVERY male HBS first-year. The invitations include complimentary limo service to bring you to the campus in case you don't have a car. I kid you not. |
Date: November 19th, 2017 6:57 PM Author: navy mediation mad cow disease (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3481972&forum_id=2#34725690) |